THE REGISTER. GUARD, EUGENE, OBEQOK
Page Four
OIK PUPILS
IN PIANO RECITAL
OabiDGE, Dec. 21. (Special)
Mrs. E. E. Smith presented a group
of her piano students In a recital at
her home Saturday afternoon from 3
to 4. Parenta and frienda of the
pupila were inviM to the affair. Tea
m nerved by hostess following the
musical. The program consisted of
the following numbers:
Sandpiper", Chnrles l'oavnrr; Merrj
Blf, Rapid Fire, Betty l'osvarr; But
terflys, Sketoh No. U, Marion Swnn
aon; Happy Farmer, Barcarolle, Sol
diers March, June TaddockJ Dancing
Shadows, Falling Waters, Virginia
Morgan; A Juogglin In Normandy, The
Riverlet, Etude Fantastique, Pearl
Paddock,
e
Christmas programs take the lead
in events being planned by Oakridee
organisation during the week. The
Methodist community church will have
a program in place of the regular
Sunday sohool at 11 o'clock Sunday
morning. A Christmas tree with
treats for all the children will be fea
tured. In the evening there will be
a pageant, "The Other Wise Man,"
presented by members of the church.
The I. 0 O. F. and the Uebeknh
lodeea will have their annual Christ
mas party at their hall Saturday even
ing. A potluck aupper will be served
at 6:30 with a program and tree fol
lowing. The affair Is for members
of the lodges and their families.
Each room at the grade sohool will
have a trimmed Christmas tree and
at the close of school Friday after
noon a gift exchange will be enjoyed.
The school is also putting on a Christ
i mas nronram nt tho high school audi
torium, Saturday evening at 7:30.
Each room will present a Christmas
play. Everyone Is invited to attend.
A Christmas assembly which will fea.
ture Christmas music sung by the
glee climbs will be put on by the high
sohool student body, Friday afternoon
' at two o'clock. The schools will be
' dismissed Friday afternoon until Jan.
2.
Dave Hexdman, J. E. Paddock and
W. W. Austen went to Eugene Thurs
day to attend a meeting of city offi
cials from over the county. The
meeting was held in the city hall.
Problems of city government were dis
- cussed by the group. '
" Miss Arleta Brinkmyer who baa
' been working at the Lawrence Hills
horn has gone to her home in West
, Timber. Enroute ahe will visit Mrs.
, Harvey Newman in Eugene.
Donald Shreve of Eugene was here
; Wednesday evening to attend the
Legion meeting. Mr. Shreve formerly
-lived In Oakridge.
; Mr. and Mra. O. B. McFarland and
' ton Lee Lowry were in Eugene Wed
nesday. i
Mr. and Mrs. Claire Nystrum have
' gone to San Joae, Cel., bavins- been
called by the death of Mr. Nystrum't
: father.
Llentenant and Mra. R, E. Land-
', Mom and Mr. and Mrs. Charlea
Croner were guests of Mr. and Mra.
J A. E. Gerimonte In Westfir Sunday
evening.
Dr. J. A. Benson was able to be In
'his office Tuesday after several days
illness.
' Abe Stevens of Cruxetta waa an
' Oakridge (hopper Thursday.
. Fred Rlchter was down from Heath-
er Wednesdsy evening to attend the
Legion meeting.
E. J. Spats went to rvtigene Thurs
day to visit his daughter, Mrs. Edgar
Spallnger, who is in the Pacific boa-
. pltal.
Mr. and Mrs. Orville Counts have
returned from a trip to Bandon to
vistt their daughter.
Lone Pine Club Has
Meeting Thursday
LONE TINE, Dec. 21. (Special)
The Lone Pine club met last Thurs
day at the home of Mrs. Esther Jen
sen with Mra. Lassen aa hostess. A
Chrlstmss dinner was served at noon.
An entertainment and a Christmas
tree was presented in the afternoon.
The following visitora were present:
-Mrs. Brotither, Mrs. Nicotics, Mrs.
Rice, Mra. Overguard, Mrs. Troxcll,
Mrs. Brown and the members: Mrs.
lessen, Mrs. Jensen, Mrs. Ktchieon,
Mrs. Hileman, Mrs. R Bishop, Mrs.
Will Bishop, Mrs. Chambers, Miss
Oreta Chambers, Mrs. Piquet, Mrs.
HarwooH. Mrs. Telford. Mrs. Plank,
Mrs. Williams, Mrs. Nyce, Mrs. Ken
ton, Mrs. Smith snd Mrs. Wechsler.
The next meeting will be held at the
home of Mra. Nyce and at this time
the election of offlcera will he held.
The students and the teachera of
the Ixine Pine srhool will present a
Christmas prostata st the school Sat
urdsy evening.
Will Lynch has recently moved from
this district to Spring I'reck drive.
The students of the srhool nho have
Trades above two for the second six
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eemuent ruMae and earvlcei eaiwtala
meat Includes tslklog pictures, 'kit,
Cabui and Third Class accommooatloas.
Ask about Inrhitlvo South Sa lsUmi
Tours. All dttalla at onr offices.
VT. H. Deacon, General Agent Paiairigsf
Dept., 4H f . W. Broadway, American Bank
Building. BRoadway 0437, Portlsnd.
Housewives'
Forum
By MARIAN LOWRY
(Continued From Page 1)
boiler top and gradually work water
into it. Add milk, onion, and season
ings, and cook in double boiler for 20
minutes. Then stir in flour rubbed
smooth in cold water, stir in peppers
if used and cook ten minutes longer.
Serve with crackers or hot toast.
Joan Iioagland, Creswell.
Peanut Butter Bran Bread
V4 cup peanut butter '
ij cup sugar
1 egg
l'j cups milk
1 cup bran
2 cups flour
5 teaspoons baking powder
1 teaspoon suit
1 cup seedless raisins
Method: Crenm the peanut butter
and sugar together, add the well beat
en egg and the milk. Mix the bran,
sifted flour, baking powder and salt
and add with the raisins. Mix well.
Pour into a greased loaf pan and bake
in a moderate oven for 1 hours at
365 degreea. Mra. M. C. Hack, Eu
gene. Peanut Butter Puffa
1 cup brown sugar
2 unbeaten eggs
1 pinch snlt
1 cup chopped dates.
1 cup peanut butter
1 cup chopped peanuts or any kind.
Mix all this together and spread
this mixture in in. layer in greased
pan. Bake in alow oven 300 degreea
F. 30-40 minutes. Remove from pan
and turn on a cake rack cut in 1-inch
squares, dust with powdered sugar
when cool. Thla makes 2 dozen. They
nro very nice for ten and keep for
weeks, the older the better they get.
Sfrs. M. L. Cowherd, Rt. 3, Eugene.
Peanut Bread
1 cup peanut butter
1 cup milk
2 eggs
1 cup augar
1 teaspoon salt '
2 cups flour 1
3 teaspoons baking powder
1 cup chopped peanuta
Soak peanut butter in the milk for
hour, add sugar, well beaten eggs,
flour, baking powder, aalt and nuta
and bake In slow oven about 25 min
utes. Mrs. C. L. Royds, Crow Stage,
Eugene. .
Peinut Strips
Peanut butter
Lemon juice
Egg white
Chopped peanuta
Pastry
Roll paste very thin. Place on In
verted baking tin. Brush half with
peanut butter thinned with lemon
juice. Cover with the other half and
with a aharp knife mark in atrips
four inches long and one inch wide.
Set in a quick oven. When baked,
brush with white of egg diluted with
one tesspoon of cold wster and sprin
kle with finely chopped peanuta. Re
turn to the oven for about three min
utes until the nuts are slightly crisp
ed, then cut apart. Excellent with
weeks are: Donald Reets. Lenora
Chambers, Maxin Chambers, Leo
Reels, Edna Mae Etchlson, John Nich
olas, Donald Short, Billle Telford,
and Henry Young.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Crabtree and
daughter of Wendllng were visitors
during the week-end in tho district
GroceteriA
94 West Broadway
Phone 257
Sat. Specials
Groceteria Grade B
Butter,
pound
32c
New Fitted 9"f
Dates, 2 lbs... m V
Seedless or Seeded
Raisins, 41
2 pkgs 1t
Large Mayette
Walnuts, 2 lbs.
Large Local Fil- f Aa
berts, 2 lbs aWl
Fancy Mixed
Nuts, 2 lbs
Satin Hard Mix
Candy, 2 lbs
Delicious
Crackers,
2 lb. pkg
Krispie
Crackers,
2 lb. pkg.
Knight's Mince
Meat,
2 lbs. bulk
29c
29c
25c
29c
25c
Del Monte Early
Garden Peas,
2s, 3 cans
Wadham's
Grape Fruit, tCp
2 cans
Crushed or Sliced
Pineapple, DC a
3 flat cans OC
Sliced Pineapple,
2J lb. fancy, Q
2 large cans ... J v
Heinz Date, Fig or
Plum Pud- LCf
dings. 2 for . 03U
New Alfalfa Honey
Pint jar . 23c
Quart jar .. 39c
White Star Tuna Fish
Small size ..llc
Medium size 15c
coffee or afternoon tea. Mra. A.
Libke, 1043 Onyx, Eugene. . -
Maoaronl and Peanut Butter
1 cup macaroni cooked in boiling
salted water 20 minutea or until ten
der; drain in colander, then pour over
1 quart of cold water. Now put in
baking dish, heat 2 cups milk in dou
ble boiler, add S'A teaspoons of pea
nut butter, 1 teaspoon of salt, pour
over maenroni and cover, bake 40
minutes, then take off cover and
sprinkle over it 3-4 cup of buttered
crumbs and bake to a nice brown.
Mrs. F. Barber, Route J, Eugene.
Peanut Butter Chocolate Sand
wich Spread
4 tablespoons peanut butter
7 tablespoons ground chocolate
1 cup granulated sugar
cup hot water
1 tablespoon butter
Dash of cinnamon
teaspoon vanilla.
Dissolve the ground chocolate in the
hot water and bring to the boiling
point, then add the augar, peanut but
tor, butter and salt. Cook until slight
ly thickened, then add vanilla and bent
till thick enough to spread. The fill
ing should be of the consistency of a
very soft fudge. Spread between slices
of buttered brown bread. Nice to
serve for afternoon tea when the cake
box is empty. Mrs. W. R. Armstrong,
1392 W. 11th Ave., Eugene.
Peanut Butter Pi
3 egg yolks
2 tablespoons peanut butter
1 tablespoon melted butter
1 tablespoon flour or cornstarch
3-4 cups augar
Vi cup water
Mix flour, augar, butter, eggs, pea
nut butter and a few grains of aalt
wtih water and cook until it thickens.
Pour into baked crust and add merin
gue. Brown in slow oven ten minutes.
Mrs. O. H. Foster, 2077 Onyx St.,
Eugene.
Peanut Butter Drop Cookies
2 cups sugar
3-4 cup shortening
cup peanut buttei
1 cup chopped peanuta
3 eggs beaten
Vi teaspoon soda
3 cups breed flour
Cream peanut butter, sugar and
shortening until light. Add beaten
eggs. Sift flour and soda, mix with
peanuts and mix all together thor
oughly. Place spoonfuls of mixture on bak
ing tin about an Inch apart, flatten
with spatula and put half peanut meat
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Walterville Scene
Of YuleUde Party
WALTERVILLE, Dec. 21. (Spe
cial) Fourteen were present Wed
nesday evening at the N. O. W.
hall for the Christmas partv anon-
sored by the Rebekah lodge and
otbera would have been present had
It not been for the stormy night
and rush of the Christmas season.
Candy and popcorn were aerved
dnring the evening and later Santa
Ciaua appeared and paBsed the gifts.
Gamea and visiting were the entert
ainment for the evening and the
group spent some time In Hollywood
with, the movie stars. Present were
Mrs. Richard Hart, Norma Hnrt,
Dorotha Bristow, Mr. and Mrs. E.
I. Reynolds, Mr. and Mra. C. C.
Policy, Mrs. Mina Ellis, Ted Magness.
W. R. White, Mr. and Mrs. Frank
Page, Mrs. Anna Stacy and Janet
Stncy.
The Walterville ladies aid society
met Wednesday with ten present,
and the quilt in the framea for Mrs.
Bruce Garrison of Eugene was
finished. A pot luck dinner was
served at noon. Those ladies pre
sent for the day included, Mrs, Vern
Caldwell, Mrs. ester Millican, Mrs.
Frank Page, Mra. Clarence Potter,
Mrs. E. M. Neer, Mrs. Anna Stacy,
Mrs. A. K. Jennings, Mrs. M. J.
Wearin, Mrs. Charlie Jack,, Mrs.
Sadie Thienes and Janet Stacy.
Mra. Paul Peyton and small
daughter Barbara Ann of -Centralis
who waa visiting on the McKensie
the paat ten days left Monday morn
ing for their home at Centralia. Mr.
Peyton drove down after them
Saturday and spent . Sunday , with
relativea here.
Grace Rhoadea teacher in the
Cedar Flat school will leave Sat
urday for her home at Salem. Ore
gon. Cedar . Flat school will open
classea the day after New Yeara.
Mrs. Anna . Sacy and Janet Stacy
were supper guests Wednesday even
ing at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
F. W. Page.
Mrs. Mary Willian of Culp Creek
is visiting at Walterville at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. George Willian
and Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Drury.
Friday atarts the Christmas pro
grams and trees and the last one
in center of each. Bake 10 to 15 min.
at 850 F. Mrs. J. M. Spurgin, 365
West 17th Ave., Eugene.
CHRISTMAS
SERVE "FRESH" COFFEE
THIS CHRISTMAS
Chase and Sanborn's
Dated Coffee, Lb. . .
1935 Calendar Free with Each Lb.
XMAS CANDIES
Plain Hard Mix
Pound
Jelly Beana
Pound
10c
10c
Commercial 10 a
Chocolates, Lb IUG
Large Guma 9Ct
2 Lba. for 96
Fancy Creame 9C
2 pounds 03C
Chocolate Fancy QQ.
S Lb. Box wOP
XMAS NUTS
Fancy Mixed 1 Ca
Pound IOC
Braiil Nuta 9Cm
2 lbs. for wG
Peanuta Fresh Roaated
While they last, C
2 Lbs. COC
Bulk Dates 9Cm
3 Lbs, for COG
"eaches 2','js Elslnore Qfj.
Fancy. 2 cana for. ..www
Apricot- 2', 4Q.
RoyalClub. I3w
Splnaoh Del Monte OCm
2'a. 2 Cana for COC
Pea Diamond A 2's OCf
2 Cana for OOC
String Beana 2a
Fully Ripe, 3 cans..
Corn W hole Q"raTn
Diamond A 2a, 2 cam
Hot Sauce
6 Cana for
39c
29c
25c
Haskell's Meat Market
Quality Meat for Christmas Shopping
SIRLOIN STEAK
Steer Beef
Lb Ujc
SWISS STEAK
Choice Steer Round
Lb 16c
VEAL ROAST
Boned and Rolled
Lb 18c
SLICED BACON
Swift Oriole
Lb. 29c
Fancy Ducks, Geese, Hen, Turkeys, and Roastera
MERRY CHRISTMAS TO ALLI
Walterville church with the Sundoy
..k.Ai 0tir!nr the, nrnvram. A tree
will be decorated for the evening
and Santa Clous will appear at
the close of the program and dis
tribute the gifts. The Walterville
grade school program will be held
Saturday evening. Friday evening
will be programs at Deerhorn and
Thurston in the grade schools. Sun
day evening the Thurston choir is
presenting a dramatic cantata at
the Thurston church beginning at
eight o'clock. '
Mr. Weights of Springfield was
in Walterville Thursday morning
buying stock. :
Workmen ' have been off from
public work Bince the beginning of
the storm.
filmic np.pliPA W n's held Wednes
day evening at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. A. A. Campbell witn seve
ral out for the evening.
l onrl Mra A. K. .Tennines
were guests recently of Mr. and
Mrs. O. Jj. Btncy. Mr. ana .nrs.
John Holmes and daughter Elaine
TTtlmAe nf Riiirpne nnd A. J. Irvin
and niece Norma Rust of Spring
field were guests at tne otney uome
last Sunday.
Westfir News Notes
WESTFIR. Dec. 21. (Special)
Mrs. L. K. Posvar entertained for
members of the Variety club and their
husbands at her home, Monday eve
ning. Five hundred was played, high
score prises being won by Mrs. Wess
ner and Mr. Scott and consolation
awards by Mr. and Mrs. Tucker.
Guests present were Mr. and Mrs.
Howard Wessner, Mr. and Mrs. Bruce
Pettijohn, Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Tucker,
Mr. snd Mrs. Bert Scott, Mr. and
Mrs. Floyd Bylund and the hosts, Mr.
and Mrs. Posvar..
Mrs. George Kelly, who spent a few
daya last week visiting at the home
of her son-in-law and daughter, Mr.
nnd Mrs. G. V. J. Ramsdell and fam
ily, left for Los Angeles on Thursday.
Mr; and Mrs. C. N. Powell were
Muffler, Tie and Kerchief
Set $1.85
Hand Tailored Ties 60c
Tie and Kerchief Sets... 60c
Van's Tie Shop
32 Weat 8th Ava.
Phones
522 and
523
C. 0. 0.
Ordera Taken
i
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32
Marehmallowa
an.16C
1 lb. pkg. Celloph
Grapenut
Pkg
16c
Tic
Posts Whole Bran
2 Pkgs. for
Baker'a Cocoa
i Lb. Can....
1 Lb. Can....
,10c
.19c
Baker'a Sweet
Chocolate, lb bar
20c
Karo Syrup
Red Label
10 Lb. Can..
Blue Label
10 Lb. Can..
69c
65c
White Wonder Soap OF
10 Bar for CJC
Waldorf Toilet Paper lf.
10 Roll for 43C
Kleenex
2 Pkga. for
33c
White King Granulated Soap
24 oz. Pkg and 2 Bars Mis
sion Bell Soap
All for
19c
Calumet Baking Powder
6 Lb. Can 8Se
10 Lb. Can $1.29
Rolled Oats
9 Lb. Sack....
39c
Pur Eastern Buck- CQm
wheat Flour. 91b Sk.www
Flour 49Xb. Sacks
Valley Pastry $1.56
Meloflaka $1.69
PHONE
868
PORK ROAST
Small Lean Leg Pork
Lb. 19c
Prime RIB ROAST of Beef
Standing Well Trimmed
Lb 18c
POT ROAST of BEEF
All Steer Beef
Lb 10c
HAM BUTTS
For Baking or Boiling
Lb 18c
hosts at dinner recently for Mr. and
Mra. Ralph Love and John Phillips.
Among those in Eugene Saturday
were Mr. and Mrs. A. T. Long, Mr.
and Mrs. Clarence Hebert, Mr, and
Mrs. Fred Johnson, Mr. and Mrs. G.
V. J. Ramsdell and family, Mr. and
Mrs. V. Bauna and son Harry, Mrs.
Gilbert Nelson, Mr. and Mrs. Ralph
Love, John Phillips, Mr. and Mra. L
Lowman, Mrs.' Marlon Long, Mrs.
Ethel Alford, Mrs. W. F. Rchwalt,
Mr. nnd Mrs. Harry Anthony and fam
ily, Mrs. Frank Davis, Mr. and Mrs.
C. E. Stewart, Mr. and Mrs. Otis Mc
Gee, Mrs. Walter Cummlngs and chil
dren, Donald, Dorothy and Paul, Mr.
and Mrs. W. P. Sheridan and Mrs.
Sheridan's father, A. L. Huck, and Mr.
and Mrs. A. J. Ragsdale.
H. C. Hull of Corvallis is spending
several weeks here as the gueat of his
son and daughter-in-law, Mr. and
Mrs. F. C. Hall.
Mr. and Mrs. Reuben Schults and
niece, Miss Ruth Raisner, were week
end guests of Mr. and Mrs. Harold
Williams ua Eugene. '
Frank Davis, J. J. Kennedy and
Jim Cowling'spent the week-end hunt
ing ducks at Takanish lake. A suc
cessful trip was reported.
Westfir visitors in Eugene Friday
Santa Claus will be
at the market all
Saturday afternoon
MERRY
CHRISTMAS .
TO YOU
from everyone at the
Producers Public Market
STALL
SPECIALS
Pure Pork Sausage and Lard.
Spare Bibs and Backbones.
, STALL 75
COTTAGE Cheese, Celery, Fresh
Eggs, Potatoes, Navy Beans,
Street Pepper Jam.
STALL 24 and 25
FOR FANCY HOME-MADE
COTTAGE CHEESE See
Misa Nelson STALL 48
HONEY, apples, Walnute 8c &
10c lb. filberts. Cider, popcorn,
beans, potatoes, squash, eggs.
J. C. Ackerson STALL 32
FBESH shelled walnut 40c lb.
. or 2 for 75c. Dry oniona 6 lb.
12c.
C. W. Mitchell STALL 81
Chinese Cabbage
ENDIVE SAGE CELERY
M. E. Weller STALL 68.
FANCY Apples. Eggs. Potatoes.
DRESSED TURKEYS
STALL 04
WALNUTS and filberts, cider,
popcorn. Dried prunes and
sweetcorn.
0. E. Buss, STALL 56
WOOD Fibre Corsages, shelled
walnuts, vinegar, parsley, onions,
bavo beans, potatoes, eggs.
STALL 26
GREENHOUSE tomatoes, spin
ach and mustard, ctirlcy kale,
parsnips, turnips, cauliflower,
cabbage, potntoes.
H. G. Dcnharo STALL 70
Free Parking in Lot in
Back of Market
JAMES
EUGENE'S FRUIT AND
VEGETABLE CENTER
A Merry Christmas
ORANGES
Sunkist Sweet and Juicy
2 Doxen
SPUDS
Bananas,
Tomatoes, Cucumbers, Fresh Dates, Sweet Potatoes, Calavos, Fresh Mus c,Dbjge.
Brussell Sprouts, Cauliflower, Celery, Lettuce, Gresn Broccoli, Carrots, iu
Beets, Parsnips, Fancy Apples, Cranberries.
GRAPE FRUIT, Arizona Seedless..
included Mr. and Mrs. Howard King,
Mr. and Mrs. 4. E. Gerimonte, Mrs'.
E. S. Downing, Mrs. Paul Naugle,
Miss Disa 'Starner, Mrs. A. J. Rags
dale and Mr. and Mra. A. Peterson.
Mr. and Mrs. Vern Hill and son
Jimmy spent the week-end in Eugene
as guests of Mr. Hill's mother. They
attended services at Santa Clara and
in Eugene and enjoyed the Christmas
concert of the University Polyphonic
choir, Sunday afternoon.
Mrs. Elmer Eckstrand and daugh
ter Belva of Seattle arrived Friday
evening to spend a few days at the
home of Mr. and Mra. Cleveland No
land and family. Mrs. Eckstrand U a
niece of Mra. Noland.
Mr. and Mrs. H. F. St. Clair snd
baby and Mr. and Mrs. Howard Wess
ner were in Eugene and Cottage Grove
Saturday. Returning with them from
Cottage Grove was Mr. St. Clair's
mother, who expects to spend the
holidays with her relotives here.
Mrs. L. K. Posvar and children,
Betty and Charles, and Mra. Fred
Swanson and daughter Marion were
present for the piano recital and tea
at the home of Mrs. E. E. Smith In
Oakridge, Saturday afternoon, the
children taking part in the recital.
Christmas Card
nWVIIfiV Plnl.H I
Producers Public
Market
Broadway and Charnelton
A Merry Christmas to All Our Friend and Customer
100 MARKET
Features for Saturday
HAM 2 Lbs.
and
VEAL
LOAF
FRESH mJTC
GROUND
BEEF jfkOg'
No Cereal Or
Suet Added
Shoulder of
Veal Roast, pound-.
Saturday and Monday Specials
Lutefisk, pound 10c
Columbia River
. , i
SMELT
2 Lbs. 25c
Fresh Eastern Oysters, pint 0C
Newman's Fish Markets
39 East Broadway - and - Producers' Market
Phone 2309 We Deliver
GARDENS MARKET
PHONE 924
or 190
and a Happy New Year to All Our Customers
Choice to Sunkist Case
Full Size Cases
43c
LEMONS Sunkist
Dozen
100 Pounds . .
Culls
, , i I, i 1 " r i Peppf
J.n Orannea. Brazil Nuta. Almonds. Grapes, Artichokes, Sundnea r .
Wt Carry Everything to Make that Chrlstmaa Dinner the Best Ev" 1
Card Svst
By Otherj Sheriff,
aiarion, Clackamas, Puw . J
totn count. ru and n..
P'oy .ho sysTem'S S H
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old system. Sheriff si", !'
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had been adopted JS
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Furniture Repairiw
Refinishing, Upholsterin.
Expert Wm...
Expert Woekn..
Applegate Furniture Co
" Will
SET YOUR CHRISTMAS
TABLE WITH LANE
COUNTY PRODUCTS
TURKEYS
Saturday and Monday you will find an enor
mous amount of fine birds to select from also
Chickens, Ducks, Geese.
FLOWERS
For gifts or centerpieces you will find the
market can supply your needs.
VEGETABLES
All seasonable vegetables, apples, etc. good
qualities as you have a right to expect.
ilk
Troon T.flTffa
OYSTERS
Pint 25C
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C. 0 D, ORDERS TAKEN
$2JS
19c
69c
7 for 25c
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